Nouman Ali Khan – Toxic Love

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			solid use of reflections also do so from the beginning and go as far as we possibly can. But in the
in getting there. I also wanted to introduce not only myself but my audience, also to some very
important lessons and the kinds of unique lessons that light has captured insights like yourself
that are not found anywhere else in the Quran. So it stands in a unique place. This sort of for many
reasons. There is no other solar that's dedicated to a story, one singular story, the way that this
surah is, so that already puts it in a unique place. But there are additional features of the solar
that are very interesting, very different. For example, the law says look at kind of use of our
		

			equity IR to listen in in that certainly in use of and his brothers, there have been many miraculous
signs and lessons for those who ask questions. Seems like a straightforward idea. But I didn't just
say you have a lot to learn or I have a lot to learn from Yusuf Ali said I'm a lot also said we have
a lot to learn from his brothers. So that's an important thing. Usually we think of we have lessons
to learn from those that we look up to, or those that do good, or those that are you know, role
models and behavior and they're in their faith in their good deeds and that's obviously the case.
But Allah says actually when people fail also, when people mess up also you have a lot to learn from
		

			that too. Right. So he didn't just say that you have a lot to learn from use of and there are many
is in use of, but he also said there are many IOD in his brothers. But then he didn't just say there
are lessons to learn and revelations and miracles and things that we will benefit from for
believers. He said Lisa lien for those and I translated that for those who asked questions, but the
word saw it means two things. One, it means someone who asks a question meaning if you're curious
and you want to know you'll learn a lot. That's the same but the word silent Arabic and also in the
Quran is used for someone who is in need. So when someone is assigning, you know, Lissa, if you will
		

			my room the Quran says the one who asks, Is actually someone in need or lessons about him? Yes, a
lumen festivai will call the Yeoman who officially in a coma to cut the bad and sort of man he says,
and a bad translation now that not a great transition is everyone in the sky and the earth is asking
him everyone in the sky and the earth asks him but we know disbeliever doesn't ask Allah. The
shouting don't ask Allah but they still need a lot. All right, so the word Salah can actually mean
		

			However, it can mean someone who is constantly in need even a disbelievers heart is in need of
taking the next beat. And it's it turns to allow for that need so it can beat again. You know, even
the tongue that disbelieves in Allah and disrespects His Messenger sallallahu Sallam needs the
ability to be able to move and gets that permission from a light needs a less still, even the one
that is obeys the law. So here, coming back to this ayah Allah says that in use of and his brothers,
there are many, many lessons, many miracles, many wisdoms that are for those who are in need. So and
that means that this AI is about all of us, because all of us are always going to be in need. Like,
		

			it's not just a story about, you know, a person or a Prophet and his brothers or his father, and an
incredible adventure, and, you know, tragedy and, and in the faith that he showed through that
tragedy, but actually, this is not just about them. It's for any people who are going to have
different kinds of needs. And so that's what I'm going to try to highlight today is one such as the
opening of the story, how Allah azza wa jal opens the story, and after seeing look at kind of the
use of our equity, he is utterly silent. He actually talks about the brothers first. So it's
interesting. You will think it's the story of use of use of spoke to his dad that's in the beginning
		

			of a surah. But after he says, Do you have a lot to learn from use of and you have a lot to learn
from his brothers. Now he's gonna say something about his brothers and this is what I wanted to
dedicate to this code, but to is what what Allah says about his brothers, he says, Is carlu sufu
ahoo Hubbell, illa abena Mina, what Actos WA, they said, you know, when they said you serve and his
brother are definitely more dear to our to our father. They are definitely more lovable to our dad,
meaning our dad loves them more than he does us. So let's stop there for a second. Dad loves those
two more than he loves us. Our Father loves them more than he loves us. Yusuf and his brother is
		

			referring to Binyamin, who has not been mentioned by name in the Quran.
		

			So we're already learning there's something about love that we're going to learn in this era.
		

			What is it about love that we're going to learn there's a confusion sometimes that happens between
what is actually love, and what is possession. When you want to control someone and control how they
feel, or you want them to feel what you want them to feel. That's no longer love. That's a kind of
control and use of brothers. They have this feeling that dad shows affection to use of his kinda
him. He's proud of him. He talks to him all the time. He doesn't give me that kind of attention. He
doesn't talk to me that way. What is that? I don't feel special though. Let's take a step back. Who
are they talking about? Who's the Father It's Yahoo.
		

			And Yahoo are they Salaam is an important figure in the Quran because when fatherhood is talked
about Parenthood is talked about yaku and a Salaam somehow comes up. So jacoba salaam is actually
kind of a role model parent in the Quran. And it's also important because he's a parent of difficult
children, isn't it? So if you're going to need an example for a parent, that not all parents, some
parents are blessed with easier children. Some parents are blessed with or tried with difficult
children. And they need an example of someone who had to manage the entire spectrum. So he's given
us an example. Even until his deathbed the last things The last thing he did was speak to his
		

			children. Not that we do not mean badly. I'm going to Shahada it Hydra COVID mouth is kaliba de
matar Buddha, Mubarak. Were you there when death came to Yahoo, when he told his child asked his
children? What are you going to worship after I'm gone? Like till his death, he's concerned with who
his children. So what I'm trying to get at is, you have to get the thought out of your head that
somehow Yahoo was an unfair father, that he loves a couple of kids more, and he loves some other
kids less, that that idea has to go away. Because then you're you're You and I are starting to think
that Yakuza Islam is not a fear human being, first of all, he's a prophet. They're above that
		

			anyway. Then on top of that, you can see from the way Allah talks about him in the crime, that he
would never be do such a thing. He would never have such and such and, and by the way, if you study
this little carefully, it becomes clear to in the beginning, he was concerned for the safety of use
of Yes. Later on in the story. His sons come to him, the ones that, you know, supposedly he doesn't
love as much, they come to him, and he's concerned for their safety. And he's telling them Be
careful when you go back in the city. So you actually find a pretty balanced picture of jacoba. They
said I'm in the surah. So to assume that he wasn't a fair father or he loved some and loved others
		

			less. That's not an okay thing to assume. But I will help you and myself understand some things
about this relationship. Why are they even saying this thing? Why are his sons even saying dad loves
them more than he loves us? I'll give
		

			An example, a couple of sons, one of them comes back with a 30 on his math test, and another one
comes back with a 95 on his math test. Yeah. And the one that comes back with the 95 on his math
career, give me I'm so proud of you, good job. Here have the rest of my chocolate. And I'm proud of,
I'm happy with them. And the one that got a 30 year man didn't I told you to do your homework last
weekend, then they'll tell you to review I was gonna go sit, sit and go over the test with you and
prepare you for the test. And you just wanted to play your video games. I don't think that's okay, I
need you to go back to your room and think about what just happened here. And I'm gonna have a chat
		

			with your teacher. I they're both my kids, I love them both. But my reaction to one is different
from the other. And by the way, that kid who got a 30, and he got a little bit of a scolding from
me. And some discipline, as he's walking away, he says he's looking at the other brother who got a
hug is like, I'm gonna burn your bed when you're sleeping.
		

			Like, he's so upset. Cuz dad loves you more. I don't even know why he loves you more.
		

			But he's not gonna see that he's doing something wrong. Or he messed up because sometimes a parent
needs to give tough love. Sometimes a parent needs to give encouragement and motivation and
acknowledgement. If you accomplish something good, it should be acknowledged. If you messed up, you
need a little bit of discipline, that's actually a part of love. If you only got hugs and praise and
positive reinforcement, no matter what you did, you would be spoiled rotten. That would actually not
be an act of love. That would be an act of destruction that would be destructive for a parent to do
to let a child do whatever they want, and to behave however they want. I still love you anyway. It's
		

			okay. No, there's sometimes it's tough love is needed to. And there's a there's a balance in that
picture that we learn in this in the story of jacoba Lisa, but here's here's where the problem
starts. His his sons.
		

			They felt like they're not being appreciated. They felt in their heart, that dad does love yous of
war does love me more. And we don't get that same same kind of look on his face. When he talks to us
his tone changes. He doesn't he doesn't go out of his way to sit with us and talk to us. Why is
that? Why does he look to you? And there's so little they can even do anything they can. They're
just kids. We're the ones that are running the household. And so they say we're not Nosema, we're
the ones that are a strong band, meaning we do all the labor, we protect this house. Nobody messes
with our family, because we're here. And we're the strength of this family. Were the ones supporting
		

			it. He's He's an old man by himself. And yet, we don't get the love and the respect and the
appreciation. What is that?
		

			Here's the problem. Here's where the problem starts, if any one of them felt this way, because you
can't say all nine of them had the feeling exactly at the same time.
		

			That or you know, 10 of them had the feeling exactly at the same time. You can't You can't imagine
that one of them felt this way or two of them felt this way. But even if they felt this way, they
don't know that each other feels this way, right? You don't you can't telepathically feel, you have
to discuss it. If you feel that Dad's not being fair, if you feel that dad doesn't love enough, if
you feel that dad's upset, I don't know why. If you feel a dad was giving preferential treatment to
one side over the other, then the thing that you should have done is go talk to that
		

			person and talk that I feel like getting a little shorter end of the stick, I feel this in my heart
and the dad would have given him a hug and say No, son, that's not the case, I love you. But the
thing is, you messed up here, you did this, you did this, you stole you did this, etc, etc, etc. And
that's why I was upset with you, I don't want you to go down that path. And I, you know, I'm with
you. And this is, so they would have worked it out. They would have worked it out. But what happens
is shame on wants to come between people. And when you feel something negative towards someone you
love. Now, this is not just about siblings, and parents. And in close relationship. When you feel
		

			something negative towards someone you love, then one of the things that God wants you to do is not
address it.
		

			Don't talk about it. Don't talk about it with the person who you feel it towards. Talk about our
target, talk about it with other people.
		

			You know, my dad made me feel today, I felt like so useless. And he's like me too. And the other to
start talking until you start talking and first started talking. And before you know it all 10 are
talking. All 11 are talking I'll give you an example from my experience that's not about family.
It's about you know, social relationships. One time in my when I was teaching Arabic one time, one
of my students felt like I was going too fast. In the class lecture, I was going too fast. Now the
thing with me as a teacher is, if you tell me to repeat something, I'll repeat it. If you tell me to
stay after class and teach it to you, I'll stay after class and teach it to you. If you want me to
		

			stay overnight and keep teaching it to you until you get it. I'll stay and teach it to you until you
get it. If you want me to start the whole lecture all over again, no problem. I'll start it all over
again. My job is to teach you teach you and teach you and if you keep saying I don't get it, I don't
get it. I'll come up with a third way, a fourth way a fifth way because I need you to get it. That's
my job. But I can't know
		

			I telepathically you have to actually why? Tell him? You have to tell me Hey, started. It was a
little fast for me. So can you slow down? Or could you repeat that concept, please? Or you could
just tell me right? But what happens? This one student goes into break and says I was going too fast
answer to why three other students. And those students said one of them says, I guess it was a
little fast. But I was okay. No, I wasn't okay. Another student said I wasn't okay. It is fast.
Okay, the three of you feel this way. Let's go talk to a fourth, fifth. And sixth. The three of us
feel like the stock goes too fast. What do you think? Yeah, I think so. Yeah. Yeah. If you, if you
		

			guys feel this way, I'm with you. Don't you think we should say something? How many people actually
felt this way? One or two.
		

			But instead of addressing it, what do you do?
		

			You go around. And now even if I'm teaching super slow, they've already programmed their head. He's
gonna go so fast right now. I just know it. He's gonna go so fast right now. And then somebody who's
on the other side, everybody feels like you're going too fast. Everybody, really everybody feels
like that? You guys talk about your feelings later? How would you tell me first? Right. So what
happens is in an office, in a family, in a classroom, sometimes one problem were not discussed with
the right people, it could be a little snowflake, but eventually turns into a snowball eventually
turns into an avalanche. And becomes huge. And it was something very small. These young men had the
		

			opportunity to talk openly with their dad.
		

			They didn't they talk to
		

			each other. And when they talk to each other. Now, even if you talk to each other, you could say,
well, you know, that was right for being upset. We did kind of steal a goat, or I'm making that up.
We didn't kind of mess up. So I mean, what did you expect? But no, they're gonna say all the good
things about themselves? Why does he see all the good things that we do? Why does he only see the
bad stuff that we do.
		

			And now they're starting to paint a picture of their father in their mind that is not based on
reality that's based on their feelings.
		

			So you instead of actually talking to someone and understanding where they're coming from, you
assume you already know everything there is to know there is to know about someone else. For
example, in this ayah, when they said, Dad loves them more.
		

			They are more beloved to dad than us.
		

			Aren't they talking about the heart of their father, aren't they? And if they're talking about the
heart of their father, who are you and I or anybody else to know what goes on inside somebody's
heart, but when you create this kind of conversation about someone, then it starts assuming that you
know them from the inside out.
		

			You can speak on behalf of their feelings to their thoughts to you know, everything there is to know
you become an all knowing Judge of them. And then you create your narrative, you create an
alternative story. You know, we have such a problem in the political world, when people have
alternative facts, right, alternative news.
		

			You know, fake news, we create fake realities about people in our minds. They created a fake reality
about a prophet who lived among them, their father, that he loves our dad more loves our brothers
more than he loves us, while we're the ones that are bad. And then they went so far, so far. He's a
prophet, I want you to remember that he's a prophet. And he's been teaching all of his children that
he inherited this legacy. Like he told you so far, they sort of probably Brahim or they said, to his
haka, a salam to Yahuwah Salaam, you our grandchildren, great grandchildren of Abraham, of Ibrahim
alayhi salam, and he's teaching this legacy to them. And what do they say about their father who is
		

			a prophet, they say about him in a barnala de la la la movie, our dad is obviously lost in clearly
lost and misguidance. Wow, you're telling yourselves that you haven't. Right. And your father is in
misguidance, who you know, to be a prophet.
		

			That's how delusional your feelings can make you when you don't address them in a healthy way.
That's how far they can take you. It's the example of water which is pure, but if it's left
standing, it festers. It gets infested. It turns into poison. Water, which is supposed to be a
source of life can turn into a source of death, disease, filth, it can turn into filth. And that's
exactly what happens to emotions that are not properly addressed. Now, it could be, it could very
well be that the person you're dealing with is not like jacobellis.
		

			It could be that the person you're dealing with, when you tell them how you truly feel. They're the
ones that are actually
		

			Actually in some kind of misguidance and turn abusive towards you, that's possible to not
everybody's got a Jaco to deal with. So the problem sometimes is about on the end of someone who
feels something and doesn't say it, right, that's one kind of problem. But also, maybe they learned
not to say it, because every time they try to say they get abused.
		

			So they were silenced because they didn't get a supportive or a loving response. But that's not the
case here. Now, in those kinds of cases, that's the opposite scenario. And that's actually the story
of Musa Infineon where he had to stand up to someone who's abusive in the family. That's a different
story altogether. A lot teaches us one scenario in one story, another scenario, another story. So
you can look at each case, study carefully and understand how to deal with each of those scenarios.
But we're dealing with one of these scenarios right now. And that scenario is when you don't address
your feelings, they can fester. And you can create a picture of someone even you live with them, and
		

			you have misconceptions about them. And not only misconceptions, you have conviction, you're
absolutely convinced this is how they are I know them inside out. And your thoughts are just getting
fortified and more fortified and more fortified, to the point where now now look at what they what
they did. These two are more beloved to him. They don't even deserve that kind of love because we're
the ones supporting the family. You know, that's just confused because what also means confusion.
Dad's obviously confused. We need to help him out here because he can't help himself. How are we
going to help him Well, we have to get rid of his confused emotions. We can't do that until the
		

			problem is there what's the problem use of that's the real problem now it's interesting right use of
an his brother are more beloved but they don't want to kill use of Anna's brother. They just want to
kill who just use them. They want to kill his brother. Now brother, probably we can we can address
that. That's not a maybe let's let's start small. Let's if the problem continues, we'll go after the
brother too.
		

			They get to they get so far that they're willing to say kill us.
		

			or throw him somewhere just leave him in some far off Valley land some unknown Uncharted place. Take
him out in the boonies on the highway and just leave on the side of the street and run.
		

			This is do that. This is the conversation brothers are having about their own brother. Why is the
Quran mentioning this ally is telling us this kind of crazy can happen even inside families. And it
can even happen when you come from a really good family. Because you're not going to get a better
family than your dad is Yahuwah saddam and your granddad is as hot Elisa and your great granddad is
Abraham it does a pretty good family has a pretty noble family tree. And they're pretty messed up
the conversations they're having, aren't they? That's a sick conversation. And there's not even go
far who worship idols or who you know, throw babies at the altars and sacrifice some alcoholic crazy
		

			stuff. These are Muslims. They're raised Muslims. They raised Muslims by a prophet. That's how
they're raised. And yet they can get to this point. But this also teaches us there are many lessons
here. But one last one for you know, for quick reference is sometimes parents can do everything they
can. But when children are young, you know sons and daughters don't are in such as parents, you in a
relationship can do everything you can, but when someone else has an emotional disorder, and they
don't want to address that, and you can't help them.
		

			You can you could even be jacobellis I mean you can't help them.
		

			All you can do is have suffered because other people don't want to help themselves. They can't be
helped.
		

			He's Oh, he's a prophet and he couldn't turn their tide. He couldn't turn them in a different
direction. You know, and the crazy they had in their head. What did they say? Yes, Lula Camacho be
commando bonobo even in the Sudoku module, because they said throw him somewhere far away. And your
father's face will only turn towards you.
		

			Meaning this is this is a psychotic this really is let me put it in different words for you. Dad's
got so much love. But he's confused. He keeps giving it to use of and his brother once we get rid of
use of he's going to be like I got all this love leftover. What should I do with it?
		

			Oh, you guys are still here. Oh, let me love you now.
		

			This is what you have in your head. You know why they think this way? Because they think that their
actions can control somebody else's emotions. Why don't you feel this way toward the way I want you
to feel? I want you to feel the way I want you to feel. That's that love that's control. That makes
them feel something valuable about themselves because they don't want to look in the mirror what
they're doing wrong. They just want to look at why don't you feel this way towards me? Why aren't
you giving me the validation that I need. So it's actually more about them than about the love of
their father
		

			and if they love their father, why
		

			They will be caring about their father, right? If they're so dying for the love of their dad, then
why is it that later on in the suta the father is crying, he's going blind and they're yelling at
him.
		

			They're yelling at him. This is low, you know. So it shows you that it's actually not love. It's
some kind of a toxic, possessive controlling disorder thing that they confuse with love. And that's
one of the things we learn in this sutra is how sometimes pure emotions like love and normal
relationships like children and parents, siblings, spouses, normal relationships can become
extremely toxic when those emotions are not guided and they're not dealt with in a healthy way.
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